[tobyhill]

Interesting that 13 million saw the show and probably another 13 million are like me who recorded, DVR, the 1st part and will do the same for the 2nd part and still not miss the football games.

[johnny7]

Interesting that 13 million saw the show and probably another 13 million are like me who recorded...

The 'old media' still believes we get our milk from a milkman and we read the newspaper to get our 'news'. Recording devices on TV's are a thing of the future... and would be way too complicated for their viewing audience. ;)

[TruthShallSetYouFree]

Interesting that 13 million saw the show and probably another 13 million are like me who recorded, DVR, the 1st part and will do the same for the 2nd part and still not miss the football games.

Yeah, I also recorded the show and watched the Giants and Colts. I'm a lifelong Giants' fan, and it was a great (although disappointing) game. That having been said, I no longer can sit through 3 hours of commercials just to have the opportunity to watch one hour of football (over half of which is consumed by the huddle, the lining up, and the dancing around before the ball is snapped.)

I am spoiled by using TIVO and my HD DVR to record stuff and then blast through the commercials. Maybe, next week, I'll record the game and watch the recording, and use the extra three hours to watch a movie or two.

[nutmeg]

Interesting that 13 million saw the show and probably another 13 million are like me who recorded, DVR, the 1st part and will do the same for the 2nd part and still not miss the football games.

True... how does that figure in the ratings?